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A high-profile case in in Amarillo, Texas could wipe out access to the abortion pill mifepristone nationwide, Alice reports.

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Frank Pallotta has been selected to be the town’s fourth school superintendent in just under a year.

The Facebook page is called “Fixing a Broken System.” The system referred to is the North Kingstown schools, and organizers say the fix in question is for more town residents

Republican lawmakers cut Gov. Gianforte's proposed property tax rebate with the intention of redirecting some of the funding to an income tax rebate.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) is organizing a bipartisan trip to the border next Congress.

It was just after ten on a Sunday night, and Fred was propped up in bed, catching up on the news. Wife and child asleep, the house was quiet and dark, For years, trusted coaches and priests in Rhode Island schools and churches were accused of child sexual abuse and innapropriate behavior. Why does it keep happening?

Following months of protests over rapidly rising inflation rates and economic turmoil in Sri Lanka, the government has imposed a series of repressive measures against its people. Officials were banned...

The issue of alien children being divided from their parents at the U.S. southern border is one of strong emotion and concern for innocent children. Beyond the emotion, a complex set of factors and immigration restrictions and loopholes are at work that deserve careful analysis in order to solve this genuinely distressing situation. Congress should enact reforms that will allow family units to remain together, while closing immigration and asylum loopholes and maintaining robust enforcement of t...

The Penn State Forum Speaker Series kicks off on Oct. 25 with Douglas M. Leech, founder and CEO of Ascension Recovery Services, and on Nov. 3 will host Mark Becker, president of the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities. Tickets are available for purchase individually and as tables.

A NewsChannel 5 investigation reveals how the Department of Children's Services failed the ten children of a mother currently in jail for child neglect.